ADM: Pullback Offers Buying Opportunity In Stock That Feeds And Powers The World

 | May 17, 2022 17:05

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Food and fuel prices have skyrocketed, which is bad news for consumers. For the companies that feed the world, input prices are likewise soaring, but so are profits.

The group of four large companies that control the import and export of agricultural commodities in the US is known as ABCD—an acronym for Archer-Daniels-Midland (NYSE:ADM), Bunge (NYSE:BG), Cargill, and Louis Dreyfus.

These companies produce, process, and distribute many ingredients that feed the world daily. The growing biofuel business is another integral part of their businesses.

While Bunge is a publicly traded company, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus are private firms. Archer-Daniels-Midland is the A-lister that trades on the stock market.

ADM’s slogan was “the supermarket to the world” for many years. These days, ADM not only feeds but also fuels the world with its agricultural businesses. In April, ADM shares reached an all-time high, but they have pulled back with the broad market.

We believe that the recent dip in ADM shares could be the perfect buying opportunity as the agricultural bull market looks likely to continue over the coming years.

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Archer-Daniels-Midland shares fell to a low of $28.92 in March 2020 when the global pandemic gripped markets across all asset classes. In early 2020, agricultural commodity prices declined to lows along with other markets.